What happens if Nibe Water Heater shows sensor fault BT2?
If your Nibe Water Heater shows a sensor fault BT2, it means the heating medium supply sensor is either not connected or defective. The system will then use BT3 if it's available. If BT3 isn't available, BT63 will be used instead.
What does sensor fault BT63 mean on a Nibe Water Heater?
If your Nibe Water Heater displays a sensor fault BT63, it indicates that the sensor is either not connected or defective. When this occurs, the internal electrical addition will be blocked.
Why does my Nibe Water Heater show sensor fault EP30 - BT53?
If your Nibe Water Heater displays sensor fault EP30 - BT53, it indicates that the solar panel sensor is either not connected or defective. As a result, the solar function will be switched off.
What does sensor fault EP30 - BT54 mean on Nibe Water Heater?
If your Nibe Water Heater displays sensor fault EP30 - BT54, it means that the solar coil sensor is either not connected or defective, which will cause the solar function to switch off.
What causes sensor fault BT25 on a Nibe Water Heater?
If you're experiencing a sensor fault BT25 on your Nibe Water Heater, it indicates that the heating medium flow sensor (external) is either not connected or defective. The system will automatically reset.
General| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 1800 x 600 x 615 mm |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 230 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Protection class | IP21 |
| Compatible with | Nibe heat pumps |
| Display | Touch display |
| Smart Home Integration | Yes, via NIBE Uplink |
| Operating temperature | 0°C to +45°C |
| Relative humidity | Max. 95 % |
| Type | Control unit for heat pumps |
Describes buttons, knob, and display interaction for basic operation.
Instructions for adjusting the indoor temperature and comfort settings.
Method for temporarily boosting hot water supply.
Guidelines for safe use, supervision, and modifications.
Highlights the product's main capabilities and advantages.
Describes the operational principle of the air/water heat pump.
Explains the display content, menus, and navigation.
Detailed explanation of status lamp indications for different modes.
Describes the functions of the OK and Back buttons.
Explains how to use the control knob and the main switch.
Covers temperature and scheduling for indoor climate.
Settings related to hot water production and comfort.
Step-by-step guide on how to navigate and select options within menus.
General procedures for regular inspection of the installation.
Specific steps for checking the water heater's safety valve.
Advice on optimizing energy consumption, including thermostat and holiday settings.
Introduction to the sub-menus for climate control.
Setting temperature when room sensors are installed and active.
Setting temperature via heating curve offset.
Explains how heating curves determine supply temperature based on outdoor conditions.
Setting reduced comfort levels for vacation periods.
How to interpret alarms and attempt to reset them.
Initial checks for common issues like switch position and fuses.
Steps to diagnose and fix problems with hot water supply.
Steps to diagnose and fix low room temperatures.
Steps to diagnose and fix high room temperatures.
Actions to take if the heating system has low pressure.
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